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The Open Minds governing team
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Focusing on quality supports for everyone
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Joanne Jessop
Board ChairMBA, GAICDJoanne Jessop became Board Chair of Open Minds in 2021. Joanne is the Group CEO for Vertaview Group and has extensive senior management experience in non-profit and public sector health care, and in government services. She is a Director of Bric Housing and Ability First Australia, and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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David Withers
DirectorBEng, MBA, FAICD, FRAESDavid Withers became a Director of the Board of Open Minds in October 2021. David is the Chief Executive of Burrana, a world-leading provider of aircraft system cabins that he founded in 2009. He has a long career in the aviation sector and has held several non-executive positions with not-for-profit organisations in the mental health and disability sectors.
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Elissa Morriss
DirectorMPsych (Clinical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology), Churchill FellowElissa Morriss is a psychologist with more than 35 years’ experience in brain injury rehabilitation and vocational rehabilitation, working with adults with disability and their family members, and with community services.
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Our governing board keep our values
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Integrity
We always do the best that we can and believe in being held accountable in order to do what is right.
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Curiosity
We ask questions, are always interested, and never stop learning about what is best for our clients.
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Togetherness
We are stronger as a team, understanding that we can always achieve more collectively than as individuals.
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People-centred
As a support and people-focused organisation, we believe that we can do nothing for you without you.
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Respect
We know that each person and their experiences are unique, and strive to always respect everyone that we work with.
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We believe in full
transparencyOpen Minds is committed to meeting the highest standards in corporate and clinical governance, transparency, and accountability. We are compliant with constitutional obligations and regularly review our governance arrangements, as well as developments in current practices, expectations, and regulations.